Houghton – This highly ornate brick and terra cotta structure built in 1900 was home to the Copper Country’s finest and most prestigious hotel, originally established in 1860.

Eagle Harbor – Originally built as a boarding house for the Eagle Harbor Mining Company, this modest home is the village’s oldest surviving structure.

Eagle River – This simple wood framed house was once the home to the German Hotel, along with the area’s first jail built in its attic.

Hancock – This massive five story brick building was once home to Hancock’s most prestigious hotel featuring over 90 rooms laid out around a centralized sunlit atrium.

Calumet – This old hotel and saloon was built by the Bosch Brewing Company to sell its alcoholic wares to visiting businessmen and dignitaries.